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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-27
OF Again.

TO the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal:
AS usual, when the Journal is off it is bad off.
You seem to have forgotten the law maxim,
''Set rogue to catch rogue" (See Nv Black :
stone 1897 Nothing could be more proper un-
der this old and familiar maxim than to put
Hon. Leon W. Bailey the track of Sim Coy e
Co.. and the people should acquiesce and the
Journal should shut up. y. L. SEE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-27

natural connecting point of the Detroit & Eel
River road with the main line of the W abash,
and had the l., p. & c. never been leased to the
Wabash Peru would never have been made the
terminal of the Eel River road.
Chas. Nelson, general superintendent of the
c., II. & ID. and the Vandalia, after thoroughly
canvassing the matter, has decided to recon-
mend that his headquarters be Indianapolis and
that the car accountant and train disparchers be
located here. The -econd story of the city
freight depot can, at small expense, be fitted mp
for Offices for these deparlments, and Indianapo-
lis is centrally located as to make it a desira-
BILE point for the general superintendent
funny incident in connection with the relief
fund of the Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Asso-
citation is related by an employee The company
buried the body of an employe and forwarded to
the mans father in Italy check for $780, The
old man was SO overjoyed at securing so much
money for the loss OF a son that he imm ediately
dispatched another son to this country with in
structions to get job on the Pennsylvania rail-
road and become a member of the association.
He is still working on the road.
The stockholders of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
e. Indianapolis road and of the Cincinnati. Rich
mond e. Chicago road held their annual meetings
the oath inst and elected as directors for both
roads c. Meyer. 81. S. Ives. @. H. Staynor. c. c.
Waite. F. II. Short, j. E. Neal, j. M. Ridenour
and r. G. Marshall The directors of the c.,
81. & !. elected officers c. Meyer, president:
c. @. Waite, vice-president, and F. H. Short,
secretary and treasurer. The same officers were
elected for the c.. R. e. c., except that Fl. S.
Ives was made president.
1t s stated that if ever enjoyed relief
from exacting care it is VIM. r. McKeen, ex
president of the T. III. e l. road. Soon after the
sale of the road completed he said to Geo.
Harrington, his secretary and treasurer. good
humoredly, 1--WE got youno When l want to
go out of town 1 will buy my ticket, get to the
train and go. and you can't be chasing me with
kilograms" The other day, says the Terre Haute
Mail. Mr.. McKeen purchased ticket for Mrs.
McKeen to go to Poughkeepse, n. Y. and
walked away from the ticket Office with the
oldest twinkle those eyes ever showed, and they
are great twinklers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-27

IMPURITIES of the blood often cause great an
noyance at this season. Hoods Sarsaparilla
purifies the blood and cures all such affections.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-27
DIED.

EARNSHAW-At the residence of his parents, No.
3S Huron street. Sunday morning at o'clock Willie
J. Earnshaw. aged "a years. months and 10 days.
Further notice of funeral will be given.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

To morrow night The first grand mass
meeting since thc primary VIII be held at
C0rcoan Hall on Twenty.ti.h street
near Broad, under the auspices of the
various clubs of Church and Union Hills.
Fulton Club has received an invitation,
and has accepted it. and in full ranks will
meet Marshall Ward Club at the corner of
Main and Twenty-ffth streets, and march
together to Corcorau He'll All the clubs
will have representatives., bat the great
feature will be the turnout of the Demo.
cratic hosts The speakers will be Sena-
tor John W Daniel, Hon George d Wise,
/ n Beverly b Munford, and others, and
the crowd will iiI the hall TO its utmost
capacity.
Last night fine attendance Of Madison
/ Ward Club were present as the club
room They transacted q great deal OF
business. and added many new names to
their membership This club is equipped
for the campaign and intend seeing %
/ through
The headquarters of the Clay Ward
/ Actives Is ai the corner of Broad and
/ Hancock streets, where an voters I'm the
West End can get by the asking advice
and attention Democrats should not
fail to get their transfers from Demo
cratic headquarters There are still a
number there uncaled for
The City Democratic Committee viii
meet tonight 20 consider important
measures and hear the reports from the
different committees. The Executive
Committee, which Is hard at work, will
also report
The Old Dominion Club will meet to-
morrow night at s O'Clock Every mem
Der will be present. The club will unite
IN the grand mass meeting Thursday
night al COrc0ran Hall, on Twenty tih
street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
LOCAL NOTES.
Briefs aud Personals

Mr.. Charles f. Murray. fireman in one
of the departments Of the Tredegar Works,
died Yesterday He was one Of the most
efficient mechanics in the city, and a
most estimable and deseryedly popular
man.
The Evening Herald says 1T is learn
ed that even bets on The defeat Of the
Democratic cket for Legislature were
refused by the Democrats yesterday ~
The Herdld is certainly mistaken. 1t or
lis friends can get all the even bets on the
success of the Democracy that they de
sire, and more too.
Yesterday the Governor reappoinied
Drs William +. Norris Of Charlottesville
and James Johnston of Staunton 10 fiji
vacancies on the Board of State Dental
Examiners. These gentlemen were recon-.
mended by the State Dental Association
during its recent session at Old Point
Comfort
About 3 o'clock Sunday morning
Colonel William Ambers, formerly Com
monwealth's Attorney of Chesterfield
county, was udlenly attacked by
apopleXy at his home SOB East Marshall
street, and continues ia critical con.
dition. lIis many friends will regret 10
hear of his attack
IIenrico court was yesterday barren Of
news Squire ralley was on hand. but
reported that not Commonwealth case
was heard, and only one or two small
civil cases. The County Court, Judge f.
/ G.. Minor presiding. will be i'm session to
/ day. i'm order to transact any business
that the lawyers may bring before him
for action
In the lower part of the city yesterday
morning there was q report that Saturday
night a man had been cut in Rockets
The TIMES reporter, surprised that he
/ bad not known % Saturday night, pro
cccded to investigate lie found that
while the usual quantity of liquor had
been drunk that night no one had got
cut nor had there even been a fight.
Yesterday morning Mr. John g. An.
dreWs and wife were out driving, when
one of the shafts of the buggy broke. He
took bis wife home and attempted to
drive the buggy TO Smiths livery stable
when the broken shaft struck his horse
ON the i0relcgs, causing the animal "a
run oil. Mr. Andrews was thrown Oul
and badly bruised lie was taken into
Dr. Dunn office near by and relieved
after which hc was sent home. No lOi
! West Main street
The old Bethel school building, on
Twentieth street between Main anc
Cary, was being cleaned up yesterday
This building was long used a. schoo
house. and was recently sold. IL will b'
used as quarters for some of the troop
who viii bee here next week In atteu
dance ON the Lee Monument cornerstone
laying. There are nine large rooms il
| this building, besides smaller ones, anl
could accommodate several hundred sol
diers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
POLICE COURT.
An Unusually Long Docket Before His
Honor.

The docket at the Police Court yester-
day was long one.
Most Of the cases were Of a triiiing ma
iure and included fourteen parties Of
both cOlors, who were fined 81 and costs
each for being drunk
Henery Williams, was fined 50 so for
assaulting and beating Ella Bradley.
Belle Williams and Fleming Page,
(both coloFed), were charged with assault
Ing and beating Samuel Braxton with a
bottle. All the parties and the witness
being in Jail, where the ohense was COM
mitted. the case was continued
John Riddick, assaulting and beating
Eliza Riddick, his wife. Continued un-
Ill to-day
Rosa Branch CcolOred) was sent TO Jail
in default of security in the sum Of 500
for twelve months for trespassing on the
premises of Major Bolton and creating a
disturbance there.
John O'Dwyer was arraigned charged
with being drunk, disorderly, and yiO-
lent. also. with violently resisting PO-
liceman Robinson while in the discharge
Of his duty lie was sent on to the grand
jury.
yagrant who halls from England, and
who has been before the court number
Of times as a yagrant, and who always
gave different name each time, was yes
terday committed to jail in default of
security under the name of John hhOdy
A reporter asked him his real name. and
he replied Henry Clinton, and said he
was "a descendant of Sir Henry Clinton.
who commanded the British forces IN
New York city while Lord Cornwallis
was surrendering 10 General Washing.
ton.
An attachment was issued for the ar.
rest Of Lou Armsiead lc0l0rCdl, who j.
wanted under warrant for Cursing and
abusing Fannie Winston In the street
Sunday afternoon q number OF young
white men wert found in Smiths alley
which runs from Fifteenth TO Seventeenth
street, between Main and Franklin, drunk
and fighting Three of them were before
the Police Court and fined 3 and cost.
each. Police Justice Richardson inter
rgatcd them as To- where they got iheil
whisky. whereupOn All swOre they drunk
ont of q bottle. One OF them swOre oH
for six months and left the courtroom
filled with good advise and congratula.
iiOns.
Howard Williams, cOlorcd man, Wa
arrested two weeks ago for drunkcnnes-
and baied at the station house. lie
failed TO appear in court and an attach
memt was issued lie could bee found
until Sunday when he was again takcf
up drunk. He was fined g for his iir-
drunk, g for contempt of court in fail
ing TO appear and 81 for his last drunk DO
being sunday drunk, with costs fo
each 0hense making total Of 5000
He falling to pay was semitic Jail IN dc
fault.
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niil Rejected.

Mr. }. l.. Gioayes. the Commonwealth
attorney OF Wythe county, who was
charged with contempt of Judge Bond s
court at the same time that the Attorney
General and Messrs. Scott and McCabe
were. but whose case, on motion of Mr.
John :. Wise, was continued until the
24th instant, has since marked all the
cases brought by him under the coupon
crusher" law satisfied, as ordered 10y
Judge Bond. Yesterday there was re
ceived by him at the Capitol a bill for
$50 for professional services in these
cases hut il was rejected by the Board OF
Indemnity on the ground that Mr. Gleay,e'
had acted directly contrary to iheir IN
structions, and because he had employed
counsel without consultation WIN 'hen
after they had selected counsel to assist
him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

The midnight tramps Of the dog society
were wildly excited a year ago when
Jim. qliD Plug, disappeared, and it was
supposed that he had been stolen of
made into hash TO fool people with ON a
lunch counters. When Jim reappeared 10
was some time before people would be-
lieve that it was not the ghost of dog
All the same Jim went on his way
Jumbo was famous dog i'm his time, and
continues TO illustrate the talent of "a
dog to make living in an independent
way. But there has been elected a new
member of the fraternity in the person OF
Rowdy," an aristocratic canine from
Franklin street, who looks like window
mop ornamenied with TWO agates TO re-
present eyes, and with tail that set,
out in a defiant manner 10 indicate that
if he runs from anything he is not afraid
"Rowdy" succeeded in being elected a
member OF the gang, and 1t only re-
mains for his owner to pay 'he initiation
fee
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
Medical societ, of the state OF Virginia

This Society will meet this evening IN
the Hall of the House of Delegates, at :
o'clock. About two hundred delegates
are expected TO be- present, and the ad-
dress Of welcome will be delivered by
Dr. T. j. Moore of this city. The So
ciety will be i'm session until Friday night
or Saturday morning. In connection
with the session Of the Society there will
be an exhibition of medicines in the ro-
tunda of the Capitol. for which extensive
preparations are now going ON. Among
The exhibitors will be- the following well
known houses
Sharp Il Dohme, Baltimore; Park
Davis 4 Co. Detroit John Wyeth X
Bro. Philadelphia; Hazard x Hazard
New York Fairchild Brothers X Foster,
New York; ID. Appleton X Co. Ne"
York: Miller X Co, ST. Louis Harlick s
Food Company, New York CibiFs Beet
Food Polk Miller X Co., Richmond
Pourlette x Gerrish Boston. I Roberts
Baker. Richmond c. W. Lane y Go.
New York William r. Warner x Co.
Philadelphia John Reyuders, New fork
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
4 Great Comedian Coming.

The announcement Of the appearance
Of the distinguished comedian, Mr. John
:. Clarke. at the Theatre on Wednesday
night in the great comedy by George Col
man. the Younger entitled The Heir at
Law. brings many memories with u OF
the golden period of comedy in this city
near forty years ago, when Richmond
could proudly boast of having for an en-
tire season the best company in America.
It was then that English comedies were
done with every part filled by capacity
Mr.. Clarke's company is OF somewhat
similar character. 10 contains number
of artists who rank In The front line oi
their professional best blood OF the
Booths and the jeiiersons Is represented
Theo. Hamilton Is one Of the conspicuous
members. and Mrs Germ0n, MISSES
Hudspe'h h and Brandon are prominent
among the ladies. The sale Of seats in
dictate fashionable success. Wednesday
night will be a notable occasion from The
character Of the audience that Will then
gather at the Theatre 10 see DR.. Peter
PanglOss, LII. ID.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

A remarkably ingenious and entertain.
ing electrical toy has been invented and
will soon be introduced in this city By
one Of our most popular houses.
ltconsists Of boOk-like boxes gilt edged
but which in reality arc boxes fitted up
with electrical apparatus by means o.
which a great variety Of questions on
historical. musical, religious and Other
subjects are correctly answered On
lifting the cover of one of these books. q
dial or annunciator Is seen, with "a deli
cate and apparently aimless indicator
pointing in almost any direction Around
the dial are the answers 20 The questions
Separately, on a round disc, like card
with s,olloped edges, are the questions
The mode Of operation is as simple 20,
mechanism is ingenious On reading a
question ON the card the point ON tht
edge opposite the same is placed on g
black SPOT on the dial Instantly, ar ID
bymaeic. The index starts and travels
around until IL reaches the correct an
swer pointed on the dial, and there il
remains stationary ltis curious and
interesting illustration of the maniiol,
uses 10 which electricity can be put
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
PRICE, TWO CENTS
OVER THE WIRES.
CURRENT EyENTS or INTEREST ar
HONE AVID ABROAD.
me Presidents Trip He Addresse. ,hs
,tirens OF Nashville Fatal Fsli Of
buiiding-A Serious state Of Ans,r,
Prohibition a Failure In Maine.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, October t,-The
day broke bright and cheerful but No.
fore arrival of the President and Mr..
Cleveland in the city, heavy clouds had
gathered in the heavens. The intervals
of sunshine were sufficient, however. 10
warrant the announcement of a continu.
ance Of Cleveland weather.
Every train that arrived last night WAS
crowded, and, from dark until dawn the
rumble OF wagons, laden with people
from the surrounding districts, disturbed
the stiffness OF the night MANY who
came in on the trains last night were
unable to secure lodging, even cot in
the hotels or boarding houses. aud fire.
quent applications were made at private
residences for the privilege OF spending
the night, safely housed from the chilly
air, while Quitea number were forced to
walk the streets
The presidential special was run ont To
Belle Meade at an early hour This morn.
ing to bring the party into the city limits
Upon the arrival Of the President and his
companions Al the West Side Park ear
riages were taken Tor a drive through the
principal streets and finally to the east
front of the Capitol The President and
Mrs. Cleveland were yociierously cheered
over the entire route
When the Capitol was reached brief
speeches of welcome and presentations
were made by Governor z l. TAYLOR.
Mayor kercheval. Chairman A. :. Col
yer The immenac .rnN.I .urr.,,,u,lin..
the Capitol grew very demonstrative dur
ing the delivery Of the speeches, and
applauded To the echo every allusion
of the speakers to the President. In reply
10 the eloquent words of welcome utter
eel by the above named gentlemen PresI.
dent CleyeIand responeh feelingly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
shipping New. Port Of Richmond.

ARRIVED OCTOBER l.. ios"
Schooner A. r. Crockett, Thomdike,
Wind .or. plaster, Warner Moore.
Schooner Standard lOran), kennebec,
ice. Richmond lee Company.
schooner l.. A. Rose, Rose. Philadel-
phia, coal, Benjamin I. Cmmp.
SAILED.
Schooner Jennie T.. simmons, Williams,
Clark's Cove, pyrites, sulphur Mines
Company vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Ella T. Little, Frambefs,
Philadelphia, poplar wood, j. J.. Slaugh-
ter. vessel, Curtis X Parker.
Schooner David Clsrkson, Ireland,
Chlckshominy, to load poplar wood for
Philadelphia vessel, Curtis x Parker.
Schooner Mary {. Carroll, uigbss,
James river, to load railroad ties toi
Philadelphia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

WAsnINGTos, d. C., October l7-Sur.
geon General Hamilton has received the
following telegram from Depuiy-Col-
lector Spencer at Tampa
Four deaths nave occurred since my
last report and five new cases have
star ed a hospital Several cases have
appeared al lbor City. The weather is
clearing
Ybor city IS small place directly
across the Day from Tampa. IL Is inhsb-
tied mostly by Cuban cigar makers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
Custom-Iiouse News.

Yesterday the following vessels entered
at the CustOm-hOuse
American schooner \. +. Crockett
loaded with plaster, consigned to Warner
Moore, from Nova Scotia.
British steamship Amina, coastwis'
from New York, 80 load cotton for Liver
pool.
British steamship Brookheld, coastw is'
from New York, to load cotton for Liver
pool.
The following vessel cleared Spanisl
ship Leonora, for Liverpool, loaded VIII
cotton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
Democratic Convention Tor New Kent and
Charles City.

At a convention Of the Democrats of
Charles City and New Kent, held at
New Kent Courthouse on the 18th in
stant. for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for the House OF Delegates foI
the two counties, Captain John Lamb OF
the former county was called to the chair
and r. B. Fountain OF the latter was
chosen secretary. Stirring addresses
were delivered by Captain Lamb ana
Mr.. l.. Gardiner Tyler
The talented and popular young Dem
ocrat and efficient Commonwealth At
torney, Manly II. Barnes OF New Kent
was nominated by a large majority
which, on motion, was made unanimous.
The committee having Informed him oi
his nomination, he came forward, accept
ing il in becoming style.
Ii was moved and sustained by the
convention that the State, Displ!ch, Rich
mond TINES, and West Point Star be re-
quested to copy these proceedings
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
Ambulance ais.

The ambulance, DR.. Irvine in charge,
was called out twice yesterday First at
1880 to see colored woman named
Harriet Johnson, who had been taken
suddenly sick. Relief was administered
and she was taken to the hospital
Next a, $50 in the afternoon, 10 the
corner Of Eighth and Main streets to see
a colored woman who was seized with
cramps. The proper remedies were given
her and she WAS taken to her home.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

ST. LOUIS, Mo, October l1.-Goyernor
Bodwell Of VI Inc, who is visiting here,
said last night / am trying 70 inforce
prohibition in Maine, but it is the biggest
job | ever undertook The Law is fairly
well nforced in the rural districts, and
receives the support OF the community,
but IN the larger cities and towns II is I'M
possible 10 infOrce il
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

Mis-. Rosa Osborne. supported by a
company of acknowledged merit appears
AT the Academy OF Music on Wednesday
next in an engagement Of four nights
and two matinee Fortunes Fool will
be first presented, 10 be followed Friday
and Saturday nights and Saturday
matinee bY Article A..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
A serious state of Anair..

FREELAND, Pa, October 1.-THE seri-
Gus eife Is Of the great coal strike are
fast becoming visible All business is
terribly depressed, and many Of the small
stores are closed Freeland, which has
always been the rendezvous of lawless
body of Hungarian, Italian, and Polish
ruiiians, is at present crowded with evil
sDiritg
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
fArALFALLO or A BUILDING.
Twenty workmsn Buried In tho Ruins.

N'f''ihi W ii' ilhtnsI
WAsHlSGroN, d. C., October l7.-In
New York Yesterday by the fall Of build
ing in the course of erection in East One
Hundredth and Fifteenth street. this sf.
lernoon, upward Of twenty Italian work
men were buried In the ruins. Six bod.
les have been recovered, and five severely
injured. have already been taken out.
The balance are supposed to be dead.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

- UTNUI INUEIINU, u y, NtIIIh sIIttI'
Zionist io Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich.
r.4IanI Allegheny railroads Special at
f.nfIon t0 ores and mineral waters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
DIRECTORY

nISINESS HOUSES.

Til Directorg belo'r Of relia5h and good
sne. 10uss, Qiring their location ana
..aaes. rW BE- Jopad rery gsCH as source
.frlfrsncs fr Information relatioe 10 a"y
. faV ne dfuent branches ef business.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

AUELD DAIRY formerly Wcstnaml, az
seventh street. and li6. +. Main street.
rr.,h m.k. cream, Butter. butter milk' anh
..U.-N.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

Mr John T. Ford, the veteran theatri-
cal manager, and formerly one Of the
lessees of the old Marshall Theatre, is Ia
the city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

-n-|UWOND STEAM BAkEHY. n. Adam,
arIotor % S. Twelfth street. Wholesale
..I retail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

uTlTAN H. GARDNER. SO r. Broad
.troct flair cutting, dyeing, shaving. and
.nmp1oHE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

u otlIERSTINE s. CO.. n and Is s. FIJI
trfr Street. Potatoes. butter. beans, cab
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

wv UACONT. e0s Z. M0rshaU strcot
Wholesale auI retail Repairing neatly aud
q T. @FhIE CRENSHAW. Nl East Broad
....f mattress maker and uphOIstercr
.t...a sand retail. Repairing neatly and
.iNf done.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

DAVIS. 2s ". Ninth street Shades
awnings. 0.I. cloths and paper hanging
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

Contractors and Builders ;
HOUSTON. sos z. Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

NJ. I DIMMOCk. ll@ +. Main street. Cor
rr.r0n1cucc solicited.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

OLIVER B. DYER. 90 +. Marshall street
...r.aIo and retail. Sole agent for the
cherokee Cough Drops.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18

! /" TTNNUNII. IlIl Z. Nam etFctI' IlD'I
gmi s3 mems and 3 and $3.50 iadies
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